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California Hotel and Casino Las Vegas

California Hotel and Casino Las Vegas was built in 1975 and is the first Las Vegas property owned by Boyd Gaming. They also own the Main Street Station which is joined to 'the Cal,' as it is often called. Cal is a friendly hotel where employees are known for saying 'Aloha' to their guests. Little wonder the hotel theme is tropical Hawaiian and attracts many vacationers and families from Hawaii.

The California Hotel and Casino Las Vegas is located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. It is connected via a covered walkway to its sister property, the "Main Street Station" hotel. Count on an easy walk to the Fremont Street experience where you'll find more fun at casinos like "Golden Nugget," Fitzgerald's and the Fremont. The self-park garage is covered, good for protecting your vehicle. And valet parking is available at the front door.

Rooms are not as large as the mega-resorts on the Strip like Caesar's Palace or the Bellagio, but they are clean with comfortable beds. They are decorated in a Hawaiian theme. Maid service is quite good. The hotel has 781 rooms including 74 suites. The suites come with oversized tubs and a bar. Amenities include in-room safes, hair dryers, irons and internet access. Smoking or non-smoking rooms are available. Book from this page now to get the best rate.

The California Hotel and Casino Las Vegas has over 1,000 slot and video poker machines to play. Slots are loose here. Drink service comes quickly. Your Players Gold membership entitles you to use your card at the Main Street Station and the Fremont Casino. You'll also get 10% discount on certain items at the gift shop. Table games here include blackjack, roulette, craps, Pai-Gow, 3/5/7 poker and more.

From mid-April to mid-September, the rooftop pool opens early and closes late, with towel service provided. The Logo Shop nearby may carry what you forgot to bring. The Bridge Avenue is fine for shoppers looking for Ethel M Chocolates, Aloha Specialties or souvenirs. Walk a block to Fremont Street; find a variety of entertainment including shows in the Golden Nugget and the Fitz as well as street performers.

The breakfast buffet at the Market Street Café is open everyday. Check out the salad bar which stays open late, 7 days a week. The Redwood Grill has a casual atmosphere with upscale dining, though prices are still about 30% less than you would pay on the Strip. Their Porterhouse special is complete with salad or soup, potatoes or rice, and vegetables of the day and a cinnamon sauce covering an apple dumpling for dessert - it's great. A glass of wine is included with dinner at the Pasta Pirate where fish and steaks are cooked over a mesquite grill. The California Club has classic American and Asian snacks at the California Hotel and Casino Las Vegas.